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To: bd476; texasflower
I'm not clear who is the USSS in that picture. (I know the caption says the guy in the center - with the yellow lanyard for the credentials is the USSS agent.) In this series The top photo and the final photo identify someone else...the guy with the silver/blue-gray tie and the dark lanyard as the USSS agent.

Somewhere, someone is mislabeled.

1,112 posted on 11/21/2004 5:06:50 AM PST by not_apathetic_anymore
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To: not_apathetic_anymore
It's not all that important to publicly i.d. the Secret Service agent(s) photo by photo. The Chilean security guards were wrong.
1,114 posted on 11/21/2004 5:10:21 AM PST by bd476
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To: bd476; not_apathetic_anymore
No bd, the agent with the gun is not the same agent that the President pulled through.

It was this one, in the picture below. He is always the closest agent to the President. He usually has his hand on his waist.

I've been watching him since last Thanksgiving in Baghdad.

Fox said his name is Nick something or other. I missed the last name.

He fascinates me.

Not_apathetic_anymore, I don't know that the picture is mislabeled. He might just be a different level or perimeter agent. There are always many agents nearby. Maybe the yellow lanyard means perimeter security, while blue means they are to be physically close?

The lead agent had a blue lanyard.


1,123 posted on 11/21/2004 5:35:01 AM PST by texasflower (Liberty can change habits. ~ President George W. Bush 10/08/04)
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